𝖘𝖚𝖓𝖎𝖊 ⁰⁸⁰¹ :
Napaka-insensitive ng mga comments dito. We get it, school is for learning not awards. Just because we want to keep the awarding system doesn't mean we are being selfish or greedy for the people who can't achieve it too. Pero pinaghirapan namin yan eh. As a slow learner ang saya ko kapag nakakakuha niyan, kasi feeling ko may pakinabang ako eh, may silbi ang buhay ko. Gets ko, sa college ganto ganyan, mas mahirap mas ganto. Pero bata pako, and the only thing I'm getting praised for is my academic achievements, ang mental health ko nakasalalay jan. Stop generalizing kasi hindi lahat ng tao pare-parehas ng nararamdaman at nae-experience. This is the only thing I'm good at, praised for, happy for and you'll just remove that? How INSENSITIVE can you be? It's not just for validation too, jan din kasi kami humuhugot ng motivation. To improve, to be the better version of ourselves! To learn and thrive, removing the awarding system is like expecting students to work hard without a reward or a result, a physical and reachable goal. It's like asking students to run a race without a medal or a trophy after all that sweat. You are ASKING students to run off a fuel of a dead man's lungs. Not only that, those certificates serves as memories too of how diligent and hard working a student can be. Parang sinabi niyo na, na kasing parehas namin yung mga taong hindi naman talaga nag-aaral ng mabuti. Maybe instead of removing the norm, change the way education is progressing in schools, actually care for the students who aren't able to instead of bringing the students who are already at the top down.
2026-09-10 00:25:54